The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-30
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Irwin Dunlap y home from college :" spend
the summer vacation.
0reenhelders pretty generally are going 10
spend the Fourth OF July q homo.
Tho show at the Town Hall every night lsst
week, was quite we'll attended each evening.
Miss Dollie Miller spent last week At Hills
boro. visiting The family Of DR.. II. 8 Fullert0n
Miss Addie 0oodbar attended the Commence
ment Of Hughes Hish School o. OincinDsti last
week.
Rev. q. D. Crothers will preach at the Crea-
mer schoolhouse next sunday, at half past
| three O'Clock.
Married on last Wednesday, the 29d, by Jus-
Taylor and Miss Cura Clay.
Mr.. George Crothers arrived homo from
Eaglo Pass, Texas, last Thursday evening.
after an Ai,sencs of nesrlv two years.
II looks nov ~ though Greenfield will have
nn Fourth of July celebration, and We think
after oil is considered II u nbout ~ we'll
On last Sunday quite yoodiy number oe our
people took advantage OF the cheap railroad
fare and spent the day at Cincinnati sight
seeing.
Mr.. e. Il. Miller 10 now erecting iwo new
dwellings for rent on the west side ~ Houth
street. In the rear Of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
Mr.. Joseph So~y nd sister Mary. II Walnut
Hill, Cincinnati, spent part " last week
here visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roir rt story
Rev A q Brice. VI Meanwhile, n lied the 81
e. pulpit last sunday, In the absence Of Rev
G. W. Kelley. who, with his family, Ia visiting
friends in Indiana.
About dozen ur no Of our young folks en-
joyed q very pleasant lawn social 1t the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. John Harrison In the West End
| last Thursday evening.
II yOu wish to ace a building OF immense
proportion, the first leisure hour yOn have take
q walk down Washington street aud gaze at e
L. McClain's new addition tn his factory.
Our streets presented the appearance # "a
show day last Saturday. Everybody omit w,
and came 10 town to meet their friends and
have half days rest aud do their trading
Mr.. Judson Bennett. formerly OF this vicin-
ity. but for the past twelve years located al
Plymouth, Indiana, spent the forepsrt Of lssi
week here visiting his aged mother and former
associates.
Mr.. N. E. Boysell and wife, Of Lima, spent
part Of last week 10 this city visiting the
family Of Mr.. W. q. Oowman. They left here
last Friday to visit Mrs. Boyselrs father, Mr.
Baldwin HUI, near Centerfeld.
A great many Of the old war veterans are
still sour over that rebel flag business Of Oleve
lands, and say Il does not better the matter II
he did take the order back. It was through
compulsion be did so as 1t was his intention
TO return the flags
Mr. U. D Newman, the good looking gentle
manly assistant agent that you have often seer
skipping around at the @, W d Is. depot, II
laying off now for few days rest. He leave,
this week on = pleasure trip to visit friends IL
Kansas. U. d. will no doubt enjoy his KausaI
trip, but he will be sadly missed hy his friends
An effort Is being made here to organize q
Young Mems Christian Temperance Union
Tho frst meeting was held last Monday even
ing in the chapel room at the NJ e. Church
The prospect for organizing q society OF thii
kind IL very encouraging The meeting Wal
we'll attended, and the interest tsken qnitt
earnest.
Last Monday. ths 2oth, was MFR. Harmar
Browder's hftieth birthday and great crow
Of his relatives and friends gathered ut hii
homo on the went end OF South street, ant
gave him and his good wife genuine surprise
Although Mr.. Browder does not enjoy goot
health, he enjoyed the occasion immensely
A fine dinner was spread, and Il IL useless I,
4 say all present enjoyed It, when We remembe
that We Greenhelders are such good judges o.
good dinners. About thirty or forty person
were present, and all left In the evening will
pleasant amile still lingering on their conn
t0nanCee.